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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK, Saturday June 4.-pEEVEs- Receipts were
46 OF 68 hea2i at 69hs aud ~ at Jersey
City Total for tho week S08 head against 9436 head last
Arrivals all consigned direct to exporters and CITY
slaughterers. Feeling firm
Shipments az reported yesterday.
CALVESRecepts were ~ head. Trade limited but feel
lug steady
sales-Hallenbeck Hollis sold 81 veals. l52 70 aver
at 5ic DO 1l0 3D. at SC. 3.Buttermilks l3o 10
at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts % cars OF $500
head5 at ersey City and 10 cars at 60sL Total for
the week, "a S72 head against 40 SAC head last week
The market not brisk but prices were hm lot Sheep
and 5d Toe higher, while Lambs were rated steady.
Common Prime Sheep sold at 81 25S 80 and deck OF
Culls SO. Common Prime Lambs sold at 7d9c per 10
The firm Hallenbeck Hollis blossomed out to day
and II they don't make spanking team 1t Will De sur
prise 10 all their friends.
sales-Jndd 6 Buckingham 1875 Ohio sheep, 95ia ID aver
age, at ~ 80 per 100 10.
per 100 H. $50 DO 80 10 at 81 6O 1l2 Culls" 81 ID, at $751;
PA Kentucky Lambs, 60 b. at SC per ID. "a -
j. " Picock; 4Oi OHIO sheep 80 ID average az "a oo per
100 10 $50 DO SO ID. at 81 10 SO do 90 d. at 81 % IN
Newton Glett 4T0 Ohio Sheep, SO 10 average at III 81
per 100 10 2S7 KentuoSy Lambs, So 10, at DC per D.
NJ Collins D. Harrington; Isl Ohio sheep 7a 10 aver.
age at - 10 per 100 81 do 10 d. at - 75 ~ ONO year
lings, SO n. at So.
Hailenbeck Hollis $50 Western Sheep, 81 average
at - 10 100 ID 3S6 Kentucky Lambs ~ 10 at - 80
Hume Mullen; go Kentucky Lambs w 10 average al
8l4c per rs.
DlenLack Dewey: 200 Western Sheep 90 average at
81 80 per 100 10 Is Lambs 80 ID. at &c per ID. IN -
D. Harrington 22 Ohio Sheep 92b average al ~ w per
100 ID. -, -.
Eyertt Pldcock 5i7 Ohio Sheep. 10 at 81 10
per 100 10. -
HoGs-Receipts were 20 of l64 head-l7 cars a.
Jersey and ~ 40thst Total for the week 81 oso
head against 1872 head last week None for sale aiVe
NORMALLY stea y al 80 lOGS5 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

October L2ss7ssc. closing 7s2c 600 e.: M0ysmnsr
Buer-The market has not varied since our ass
ruling steady Oh strictly fine grades The mevsmenc inc
sry hSc state Creamery Enra lsc H. 1 ise
welsh Tubs lS0l6c Western Factory 1Oel3
Dry Eya iac; Western Imitation CreamerJi - nrcss
show no decided CHANGE state Factory New la igte
Skins. S,aa6rS Eggs.Are q tribe better with far III
sTEARINE-Firm and quiet City quoted at Size, West
ern, 75sc.; Oleomargarine. csc .
prices unchanged from 3G4a for Moasses &c for Far
Refining and 3l6c for 96o Centrifugal sales TWO
cargoes Aracaju ship Cut Loaf, l.l6c.i Crushed
61l5c Cubes. 57s95 l5.l6c; Powdered l5.l606 llec
Granulaed 5995 36c, Mould A. b9405 ID l8c Contec
TONERS iil99Sac coaes stsnaart 81, 80 Sp sc
c, i9l6d4 1l-16c.: yellow. 4t94 7l6 ria ..,
TALLOW-Quiet and generally steady: Prime Cy quoeeo
at l1-l6133sc. Sales $4,000 ID at ll-l6G3sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL June Accommodation. Cumberland Cas-
39s Cd: Long Clear Mldes $50 81 short Clear Middlss
3SS 6d Short Ribs $50 Cd Shoulders 2os IL cwG Beef
6la0d Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mess ia 81 PORK
Primo Mess. 66S 3D. per bbL; Prime Mess Eastern
Western.b14 60 LardAmerican 33s 3D. Prime West
ern, 3is OBI Lard on 3is. Cd Hams-Long Cut 494
shoulders $500 Buter-s0s Cd per vt tor nnest United
Western Spring. Is 3D. 17s Adj Rel Winter Is 5d9
Spring Is 3D., Mixed Western. As 3i California No.
J. I'd Adj do No s. ~ as. ST. per Genital. Pro.
OF rurpentn 29s 3D. DO at London 29s l0d
per Refined Petroleum, esd gallon Clover Seed
American Red. 49s per cwL Tallow-2ls Sd per cws
Fine American 2ls Cd. Primo City, 2la Cd per cwt
Rosln-Conmon, 50 3d Pals. lis Cd OBS u LInseed Gil
22s ID per cw Provisions-Amercan Refrigerated Bee
hind quarters 6d fore quarters 3 per ID HOPS at Lon
don--NewYork state 81 l5s Cd e3 U.s. % Cottonssst
OIL Liverpool make lps Oh .-..
receipts the thrce DAYS 264000
centais, including 5000 centals OF America
receipt American for the past three days were
25.400 centals. - -, - as,
LONDON Juue 4.-Produce-Linseei Oil. 2la 3D. 2ls.
I'D per cwt Calcutta lnseed, 800 o. quarters Lin
seed Cake rs l5s Cd per toni Refined Petroleum. 0t
a52l. per gallon; Spirits Of Turpcntine 23s l0ed per
cwt Pale Cd oils. Cd. Provsons-Lart 32% "a per
cwt American. sugar-l3s 3D. per cwt for Cuba Cen
truga poorzing $50 and Is 0d Oils Sd for M1scoyais
fair refining anoat Australian Talow-Beet 2ls Ct a22a
3d.. Mutton 23s. Oh 12is Cd Coc0anut OBLIGATION, Ed
6s Cochin a370 American Refrigerated Beef t a. for
hind quarters and Is 3d. tor fore quarters per SD " he
carcass
BREMEN. June 4.-Petroleum. @ marks pfenninga
Wilcoxs Lart closet IS marks pfennugs per ITO
ANTWERP. Juno 4.-Petrolsum-Flne Pale American, 10
paid and 10 francs 90 cont sslSrs
WcoKs Lard coselat "a francs 10 cantnesDse Id kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River. Yesssls aud Raiiroats.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

EE-rhere was little business accomplished on the
m 70 Jay but prices firmly maintained on the Dass
OF Tor fair Rio spot invoices Sales In Baltimore 1000
bags hio OK New Light" and 1000 bags serene The
muor growths were firm but quiet Sales 1,l6O bags Ma
raeabo Option trading quiet active and firm First
prices IN the face OF advces Hayre showed an al
vance OF i395 points and the close was firm at net adj
2L4502l sos FeIruaTy 81 5002I b5 June 20 2Oa2O rs;
July 20GO S2oGj; Angust 81 % a211Oi september 81 20
G222i october. 2l30 G2l.35; November. 2L35 G2l40i
Decsmbr 245 The ranges the different months were
as folowt June 1880 12O20: July 202562070i August
90 SG2l.l5 September, 2O.9Od2L2O October 2l:200
2liOi Noyember, 2ll0a2L45; December 2Ll6o3loo;
January. 2L4O02l.5O. Sales 90.750 bags
CoFON-Prices of cotton not changed to day
ana INC movement light Sales. lsi bales bo ast
eVcning) all or which consumption Tho port r
eeipt yesterday were sll bales comparing with Louo
Daes s day last and 1884 bales this day last year
since September the total port receipts have Dsen
last
Quotations on tho American OF scation
area "a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
GRAIN md PRODUCE NARRETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

Exporters only moderate buyers OF
limiting their purchases 1000 bushels holders were
stiff in their views and advanced prices 2 only
feature OF the option speculation nervousness OF the
shorts under the renewed strength shown by the
aud they were free buyers rise that extended 40
cent The close firm at best points with gains
OF for June at 97 for July at 95s and September at
g3b Tor August al 93 October at 3 November
December JJ9s ana cent for January 96 cents CASH
Il cont higher under free buying BY ship
they took ll2OOO Dushels The options stimuli
this demand amt closed firm within shade of top quota
tons, June heng at AIS July Aat as and August
e al 49 cents Oats the irregular with
tendency The options were dull and closed
327s June. SO Tor July aud 81 August
In Hard there was little activity but good deal OF strength
az 81 and points for the other months follows July
g. OJ August II a. September 81 20, october 81 49, No
vember ~ %.
The receipts Of grain reported on Saturday at NewYok
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston follows:
Wheat as bushels l57256 bushels oats llO2Ol
bushels: total grain 5lz7l bushels; Hour 34l95 pack
At Chicago Milwaukee and ~ Louis the
Wheat l43G09 bushels corn 62l bushels oats lG5 4G9
bushels total graD 624 500 bushels Hour a. barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June (Special)-June wheat bid for
ouy at the opening yesterday at so cents The receipts
were about twenty the estimates but about
thrd oil II did not grade One feature the pit that there
scarcely any selling Of the option by anybody
py houses identified with the clique. Resented & Co.
again sellers OF June. apparently scae order.
inc case Yesterday They Offering who
appeu LOT II al cents got apparently up 100000
perhaps 10 100000 bushels d cent advance Tho
crowd looked TOT raising OF the price the start
cea 'n' lac cqpe Is Advancing quietly selling price
Inc June option The ayidy the offerings at each
limit are taken surprise held ont ON the
theory that all wheat short against actu gram in
the country July wheat s6a0s7 cents Tho market
was yoaeous enough for June TO put the prlce nm n
s2t cents In spite OF Rosenelds selling The buvsrs n,
June we're Boyd Paxton Boyd Orr 4 Comes p n w..ro
Co.. an tthe other houses which most .,o
cut 10 bi1ng the cash wheat deliver on thr
June contracts not the ordinary No spring wheat either
put the No hard Northern wheat which they held in m.
tbey taking their from Rosenfeld HANDS
sousy some OF them paid " cents for June. would
nave PAD good deal but this clique an ac
emnatng body, no brutality about them hoggishness
@ Jar living pront perhaps 10 cents bushel on the
~ VI Their purchases was about what they asked
ac, ~. hoi In short ribs this little temporary re-
ene rom ~ 20 10 81 so for July but they advanced at
~ ~ o SU*7 TO- Wright & Singer TO have
aid 10 bulling ribs and have IL 10 supposed
The estsrs, an advance which Armour manGuvering
xatei 600 @ me saes Of June by the clique aggrc
" the other cheap markets. 1'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rELEGRAPL

BUFFALO. June 4-CGtLe-RocelDts last "a hours. 1345
head total far 1925 notG for slne tine
1910 head consigned through 40 cara OF which
30 NewYock; 10 for sale; quiet steady Goou 10
Choice Shipping - So a. 10: the bulk sold
SheeDKeceips last "a hours 5000 mead total tor week
thus Z3.SUO head for same tune last week 3Vf
though; OF which to New.York
prices advanced lO0l6c. Common 10 Fair
81 rs. Choice 81 3O0Si 90: Good 70 CHOICE
.Yearlings 81 80 6S5 90: all offerings taken.
last "a 1910 mead; tota for inc
TAR 4sD0 head for same time last week 300
consigned through 40 OF which ~ cars TO New
YORK; Tor sao scarce and firm Light Pig - 40
Selected Workers - g0Q5; Selected Medium weights
So5 % Selected Heavy Ends 81 550S4 co. stays 81 W.
all offerings taken 49,
CHICAGO. June i.-Ths Journa, reDortS-Cdts-
Receipts-2.0OO heal Shipments neaa; market was
steady. Shaping steers $50 10 loo 70 Si 100
81 90 stvcksfs Feeders 81 500S3 go; Cows. Buls
and Mixed ri yOds3 80 Texas Cattle S50s42o
stronger. Rough Mixed 81 90 ass 90 PACKING aad
shppnx 81 1885 lji Light "a 5O6s4 90 skIps % W
asa 10
SbesD-ReceiDs 1000 neai mead market
du. Natives So 00dSi 05. Western. So oOG+5 W.
Texans 90 % So 10. Lambs II 50Gf 90 per head 81,
500 market was. ssteady- Choice hea'y
Native steers 81 450Sl so; FAIR 10 Coco shlpDing
Steers Butchers steers. Fair TO Choice 80 ~
Feeders far TO gooG IS 01si 10: stOckers ir
~ s3 90; Texans common grass to good corned
So OOGSS 10.
ROgs-Koceibts 600 head LOO head: Market
was steady. Choice heavy ana Butchers Seectlons
81 s5GS4 IS PACKING lar TO good al IO0si 8" forA'
Sneso-Kecei1s 900 mead. shipments 500 heads market
ste.'iy. clipped Fair to Choice So l09S4 No. LAMBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
prsryEss IMPROVED IN NEw.JERsEY
DEMAND FOR REAL EsTATE-GENERAL
..nprpp,s HISTORY OF THE TORIES

srRYKER's HISTORY OF THE TORIES
r,vxroy. n j., june A. The business boo felt
An Nev-Jersey and 1t is strongly manifested by the
confidence OF capital Rea, estate investments nave
hoen on liberal scale OF late. aud considerable
p,,.t;,n ia reported. Prices have not yet risen
Ill, Tor large tracts but the steady demand tor
Sn;lding plots has made 1t profitable to divide ana
..nsove large places which have been idle tor years
Tho manufacturing interests generally are prosperous
.,houyh there is still some complaint. The Keen CON-
.tition makes originality necessary, and manuiactui
~ in all parts Of the State report that their money Is
e' IT, NV something out of the ordinary. This is
,ablv the case with the pottery interests here the
;"wolry makers OF Newark and the glass makers oil
South Jersey. 800 , ,;.s 8; .born
The mproyed condition OF general business Is SHOWN
4; the liberal expenditures that are BENG naue al inc
,nmer resorts inland and at the shore. Morris'owh
:or.,lv N be more fashionable and extravaSant
.han aver Orange shows wealth in its every aspect;
end the money being spent there III ciuos anu III oo
enterprises OF every kind amounts 70 an a.sistsd
bn Nev York are Just iDaugurating new country
Club which will be a centre OF gayety. A.. S,ote
The scholarly Acknowledgement OF we SUI, 81
ceneral striker has filed a gap 10 the history y,
Nav Jer.ey by preparing and publishing Tor prVao
d;stribution work the Tories OF Resolution III .n
state IL is whispered that the names lhouao W.
@ ~ loast NOT been questioned, If the register oil
oRcebolders be an index of this elevated sentiment
The next general movement WIN reiaoh s W .nt
large State Prison is the adoption OF the public account
-, sem Of convict labor The pece-price plan is I'M
The nlan of reorganization proposed by the new
managers of the Central On the whole seems 10 De
aon,oyed The report is current that Robert IL.
Sayre is TO be- the general manager OF the company
under the regime.
The Pennsylvania Railroad improvements are beng
made with rapidty and at heavy cost The elevated
railroad in Jersey City Will alone he one OF tho
Greatest works of the kind done in NewJersey.
eduction OF the fare to Newark to 10 cents is one
of the improvements most needed, but as yet only
dseussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
COTTON MARxErs-BY rgLEfRApn

LIVERPOOL June -123O m.-Busness Is good At hard
eung rates The quotations Gf American cotton have all adj
vancod llGd. Mddlng UpLtnd+ 5lGL; DO Orleans .
Il -ales-lOOOO bales. including 2.OJO bales Tor
speculation ant Receipts $4,000 bales including
600 American. ,-,,,,,-.-
clause Juno anl Guly delivery 6O0id; also G3bid
DO July ami August delivery 5tGii also OOOid 40
August september delivery. " b4d also 90 septem
and delivery 4tGid also 5OOid DO octo
her and November delivery ; 31Gid do. November and
December delivery J6GId do september delivery d
l-6it. -.
p mCoiton.Tle sales Of the day Included 5000 bales
American.
Futures strong Upands Low Mddling clause June
delivery, G}04d. sci do Juno aud July delivery -
July aud August doIvoty. ID sellers 90.
August and September delivery. I'd. buyers do. sop
fombof October delivery JuJid bus TO- October
and Novsnbrr delivery 4O.B4d sellers do November
aud December delivery 36tAd buyersa DO Decomnef
aud January delivery, 3GG4d. value. do September DENY
cry. q lGid. sellers - 90. ,.-- ,oooo
Weekly the week, 81 900 bales American 10000
ApcculltOrs took D. 700 bales exporters ooA
bales forwarded fOn ships side direct TO spnher' sSVV
balcs actual export, $500 bales total receipts dOOOO
bal,s; American 1000 bales total stock 9AoOo 1ales
1000 bales amount OF cotton anOdl. ifvOOO
Jales American 10000 bales -..- -..--
THE following tile tota not fccepls Oh COTTON
All HE uprt september i. 1850;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

Total bushels 900 . 96s 900 100000 S.s32,OOo
The crop of india ia 1896 25 oOOQoo bushels against
qop 900 OOO bushels Tho o. PunlaD ~ 99o was
bushels 1nd estimated 1857 at 600 bush
900 bushels 1887 estimated At about 70
d bsheIs and in 1857 was estimated by report OF april 10
$50 ooC hen these % sS7 may
cnoPsThe recent spirit OF apparently salts
fed the demand values so far show no concessions
%%crcan YSk state 1875 Bet sss Ss2SS DO DO
Medium sc facinc Coast crop 1855 Best 49, 4oe; DO
fSgH crop o, 1856 Best 90 s2,' do Com
NOR Is Good Is i7c, English do 1916 -. soo
MOLAsSEs-Quiet and unchanged from zVT@ ior oV
the Exchange to-day there was no business
steady there no demand OF Importance Lead quiet
a%ls. mSrhs, TI .d ESs 81 rs
bbs made at quotation Kosa' hr an n
asIS5: H. s. 81 TO- T. y ioss3 So Window das' 50 500
but w9oa, change sm in ya Ys
Quotations. cotG%,esS' e sssioso SIMMER White
4s t uoco.nSt csycu, Cochin 5,a7 ss
eS9 GS%''n raw Sc Western 1ar''s ss LARD p@
sH S5s.S O ssss s sasS q 81
SSsci sperm 72c natural . Winter s S9STic,
SeaeRo& spring es2 Whale crude soGih'En SiS
ss wp5 s aUS ssI per-
&c. Bank 2ic straits 20ec Olive 66Is 1 p.1I
a9stsS eFhfiGHrs-Tne moderate one
WERTM ENGAGEMENTs-To Hull, steam, 5000 BUSH
r,n nrvae terms: Liverpool steam 5000 bush gram "a
PETRoLEUM CHAkTEliS-Jaya hence an ltaian
h,rL 900 cases refined 23d2ici uenoa from rIAdet
vSa an italian bark 81 900 cases refined private ders
bairrmo from philadelphia italian BARK IOOOO cases
tennad private terms ...AIsCELlAN EoOs Onan
TERS+Kingston jamaica, honcc. bark general cargo
private terms $500 ,..,. h,.,,as. waa accou,
pished to-day considering the early closing 5oo hhs
PaaLy and without change OF importance SAFES spv Dph
r clear private terms quoted SIS for Old sig for
s asS 81 g for isr F s9 Ms.
.rmupd Al Unchanged rltes CITY Extra innla MESS si-e
81 Mesa bbl rs 80 Packet - as oO Flate o.
-" BkrF HAMs-Quet and generally steady; SuO'eu
a. al 20 q s29.CUT MEATS-lioders remain him III
her Wow IS but movement Is light ot ne Jay; Saos
400 M Picked Bellies. l0ell 10 average % 10 w.,
OK Tongues private terms Poked Bellies "a D anyso
IL 67Ic; Picked Hams llell &C. picEleu shoulgsrs
s.c; Hams l2sl2Eei smoked sI'ua "ns clssr
MIDDl ES-Dnll aud more OF less honinaI LonS Nios
m NewYork quoted at 6sc.....DREssED HodsIaaye
far demand steady and une,issu 80 agio
Hsc for ali averages LARD-Ihe temper was agaln
bnsh as affected Dy arise at the est ho
SnT nonts closing Arm the best rates SPECULATION
however quiet and cash trading hshs op rost
freight City steam u light snnth American
88Oc. refined quoted 7c Continent sou'n 30 81 05c
June closing 20 nominal ieo9 tos Iny cosnS 7isc
bid ALSO September. 720075oo, Closing "No'' A''" wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
some fresh excited last week in the Washing
ton district by finding of 200 barrel well at Tayorstown
I'm advance Of older developments There several more
wells drilling IN the locality which will probably be
heard from within and which prove to be
excellent producers unless the developments become
than probable the opening up OF
Tayorsown will do little than make up for the heavy
decline the Washington and shannopin fields At the
time drill in this locality be worth watching
IT likely that conservative treatment OF the
output assured by the fact that the land is
held largely big blocks and that the owners men who
realize absurtv of forcing the exhaustion OF territory
in the OF 60 cent oil and whose financial needs do not
compel them TO take action against their Judgment
The last report from the oil country gives evidence that
finally beginning realize that
policy all the crude they regardless OF
values Fertile oil bearing territory Is not
the Pennsylvania regions that the producers
afford exhaust rapidly possible With nearly the
number of wells completed In May in April. the
average daily production in two The average
OF producing wells May % barrels against 4o7
April 49 in March $50 In February and . 80 barrels in
January. The work showed increase April,
beng largest the middle field and lower counties The
development reports for the last two months
follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

GALVESTON Juno 4.-Cotton quiet Mddlng 10 Ito
Low Midalng lOs Good Ordinary. 1915. STOCK o'o@
bales
weekly-Net and gross receipts, 2sl bales exports
Coastwise, $40 bales; sales. 81 bales.
NORFOLK. June 4-COttOn hrm Middling, II .Sio net
and gross receipts balss eXportsi Coaswse OIL baies
sales, ~ bales stock. 1870 bales.
woeklyNet and gross receipts 1914 bales exports Coast
wise, 1896 bales sales, l54 bales
SAVANNAH. June 4-CottJn firm. MiddlinS 1875 Low
hiddng. i0a Gooi ORDINARY 1921 net receipts % balesi
receipts 81 bales cOastwiso 10 bales sales sock
BOZ bales
WeeklyNet and gross receipts, 405 baes exports coast
wise, .I79 Daesi sales, 3i7 bales 49,
NEw.OKLRANs, June I.--Cotton firm. MidlinE lO'si
Middlng i0i4 good ordinary l1l6 net and gross
receipts $50 bales exports Great Britain. yl7 bales
coastwise G4i bales sales, 1900 bales stock, lO2OZo
bales.
Weekly-Nct receipts 634 bales; gross 1884 bales
Great Britain 1857 bales 10 the Continent 3oO
bales: Coastwlse 2. 6j5 bales sales. 4,22j bales
Correction coastwise May % should have been
!. O3y9Oi bales June ], sos bales I'd, 4j4 baea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

ee1s.. Butter nrm,r-PennUivann CreameI 1xn
l701sc Western Creamery Extra 1885. Is. G. and n.
y. Creamery Extra l6117ci Packing Butter at 5000
Cheese hrm. NewYork full cream lie, OHIO hste
choice 1000, Pennsylvania part Skins 396ci DO full
SKINS lc..--.-Eggs higher. Pennsylvania hrsts lsc,
Ohio and other Western hrsts 17c.. .Petroeun70 Abel
bbs ESQ suRar-Renned nriner. Granuiato1
2l3le9 sc Confectioners 7.loc Powdered LIFE.
5000 bills Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn $500 bush.
pats 2s6oo eo.h APPROPRIATENESS 1000 Ousa oors
$500 vush Data 300 bush
sI LoU,s June nros quiet dull unchsnsed xxs2ss
S. IS Sss so Fancy So s60s4 lS Paten: - DO.
Wheat dull. No Rec cash S6pQs6'.c: June 80 10;
JpIy s21asssc. closing s2Ac; August s.e ss2te.
closing ST Corn nrrper Cash St0S7'sc: June
$3.50 bid: July S7to August 3sc hrm very dull
Cash 275@2sc, Juno go bid July 26isc bid. kre
dull at 55936c......Hay VISA duh and lower-Prairis
at 70c...Egg, nrm at II Butter was steady:
Creamery at l4al7c Dairy at l06l4c. .... Cornmeai
PORK. old mess si4 90: do. SIS co. Lard 50 40.
Dry-sals Meats. boxed-shouldrrs at SO 67ai Long
Clear ats g a7,s; IL. Clear RIB: e 81 10 saos
s. 2oas 25 Clear RIBS s. 2oos .; shor. Clear
Reosiuts-Flour 5000 bbS Wheat $1,000 bush. Cora
bSsh s4pmensf,oar soo1 bols; Sasa. 1900
bush Corn 81 900 push Oats 900 bus Rye BUSH
ToInbo June 4wheat active. higher june sss.c. July
96ssc; August sec. Corn was hrm and steady July
Oats dull No White SIC. Recepts-Wheat 10000
bush. Corn loo bush. oats 5000 bush. shpmonts--
Wheat 4sOeO bush Corn 1000 bush Oats busn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
A TRICYCLE. RUN By STEAM.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5 (Speciah-A tricycle. in when
steam is the motive power exhibited by the West Pha
dephia Athletic Association The boiler made OF copper
is Just in Of the small wheel and steam Is gen.
Grated by kerosene Oil Under the front seat cylinder
divided into compartments containing water ana OIL
Sufficient water and fuel can be carried for three hours
run aud q speed OF fifteen miles hour has been made
The entire weight of the tricycle. ready for trip Is I2
pounds or seventve pounds than that OF one OF
the ordinary make II is provided with the usual pedals
for use in case OF accident